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Attention, attention Hep Cats! Put on your zoot suits and buckle those shoes because Liberated Movement's gonna teach you how to jump, jive and wail! Whether it's vintage, modern, or Grease swing, you'll learn the basic footwork, patterns, and techniques of swing dancing. Without dropping your partner, practice bouncing and hopping your way across the dance floor no matter your experience level. No need to fake hand jive or "hoo-hoo-hoo" because you'll be the real Danny Zuko at the club, your next wedding, or simply in the kitchen.
Note: Class price is a $10 donation that is paid on arrival, however no one will be denied participation due to lack of funds.
All Levels Swing Class ($10 Suggested Donation)
What to expect
- Learn the basic footwork, patterns, and techniques of swing dance
- Embrace modern or vintage styles of swing
- Enjoy a fun and relaxing learning environment
- No experience necessary
About this Activity
Key Highlights
| Price | $10.00 per guest |
| Duration / Session | 1 hour |
| # Sessions | 1 |
| Rating | 27 positive reviews |
Cancellation Policy
There are no refunds; all sales are final.
Reviews
(out of 27 votes)
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Shamari B.
I liked the enthusiasm our instructor had. Also, the routine we did was fun, too.
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Samantha M.
Always a great time. The classes are amazing, a lot of fun, and a super laid back yet still professional environment.
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Angela C.
Sara is the most amazing ballet teacher. I've been to Joffrey and they should take notes. Her class makes you feel so comfortable and is great for all levels. This is how an adult class should be---we're not auditioning for king louis the xiv here. Really awesome teacher and she creates a great vibe in class.
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Hans R.
I am a professional dancer in NYC. As such, being able to maintain technical proficiency is something that is high up on my list. Being a dancer also means that I have a very limited income. Classes at the bigger studios run between $18-$25 per class. That adds up to a lot. Liberated Movement is heaven send. I began attending classes nearly 3 years ago while finishing my MFA in Dance as a way to keep up my technique, and still be able to eat and buy groceries because it was donation based. I take every class there, every week, as much as possible. The teachers are knowledgeable in their craft, encouraging to all students, accommodating of all levels, and consistent in the quality of their teaching. Each instructor brings their own artistic voice and talent to the class, giving it an authentic and individual character. My hope is that as time progresses, that their programming gets larger, more varied, and and continues on it's path to excellence.
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Leah C.
Have danced at many many studios in New York City and elsewhere, and Liberated Movement is my favorite for a class focused first and foremost on enjoying dance while also getting really excellent technical instruction. Contemporary and ballet classes guaranteed to make you sore the next day (if you decide to push yourself). Sarah (Tuesday ballet) is the absolute best. She teaches an open level class that truly caters to dancers of all abilities, and her positivity (not to mention her commitment to learn everyone's names!) is absolutely contagious. I've since moved from New York, but can't wait to visit and take a class with her. $10 a class is nice on the wallet, but regardless of price, this is one of my favorite places to dance.
